I can't believe it, I have been mixing up these two words, and no spelling checker can mark out the mistake:
At a later place, I may write "See bellow", and even sometimes 'in or to a place that is lower', I will use "bellow", too.
When I type the double 'll', I look at the word, hesitate, and wonder that 'below' and 'bellow' are same words, just one is American English, another is British English.
"Ah, never mind!" I said to myself.
At a later place, I may write "See bellow", and even sometimes 'in or to a place that is lower', I will use "bellow", too.
When I type the double 'll', I look at the word, hesitate, and wonder that 'below' and 'bellow' are same words, just one is American English, another is British English.
"Ah, never mind!" I said to myself.
Below = under something
ReplyDeleteBellow = roar